Record anti semitism rises in Ohio and nation
AP report from Cincinnati notes a nationwide 10.6 percent rise in anti semitic acts to exceed 2000 for the first time with neo Nazi skinhead attacks doubling. Ohio records 94 acts including 24 vandalism incidents and 70 harassments threats and assaults, 11 arrests, and campuses show 16 acts across seven colleges. Alan Katchen cites random non organized nature of many incidents. Ohio hate crimes law with enhanced penalties for bias crimes upheld by the state supreme court.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Anti-Defamation League
ADL
College Town Antiques opens in Oberlin with 20 dealers
College Town Antiques at 335 S Main St Route 58 Oberlin opened Dec 1 1994 and houses 20 dealers with space for up to 35. The shop offers furniture glassware pottery and collectibles spanning years. Owners Paul and Carol Goins plan three annual antique shows and future expansion including a second floor and another mall.
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Lorain County
Ednnale
Carol Goins
Oberlin
College Town Antiques
S. Main St
Erie Supply
Curently
Goins
Paul
Carol
College Town
Elyria
Route 58
Anti-Semitism hits Ohio college campuses in 1994
The Anti-Defamation League lists anti Semitic acts across Ohio campuses in 1994. Incidents include swastikas at Ohio State University and the Ritter Observatory dome, Nazi themed stickers in Cleveland State University library, numerous anti Semitic phone calls to Hillel offices, graffiti at the University of Akron and Kent State, a provocative article in Uhuru, and multiple polack school dorm and housing attacks.
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Anti-Defamation League
Ohio
Sigma Alpha Mu
Ohio State University
Columbus
Cleveland State University
Business School
University of Akron
University of Toledo
Hillel
Ohio University
Athens
Kent State University
Kent State
Uhuru
Ritter Observatory
Case Western Reserve School of Law
Inmate lockdown ends for about 80 following Ohio riot
A settlement in a 1993 Lucasville prison riot case seeks to end solitary confinement for about 80 inmates still under lockdown. A three-wardens, a criminal justice professor, and a lawyer will screen alleged rule violations, potentially returning many to the general population while still allowing disciplinary hearings.
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Cincinnati
Alphonse Gerhardstein
Gerhardstein
U.S
Robert Steinberg
Southern Ohio
Lucasville
Doe Andrews
Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction
State Highway Patrol
Investi
Gation
Andrews
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